Ayotunde Ajayi

Backend & Distributed Systems Engineer(Rust/Javascript) | DeepLearning/Computer Vision(Pytorch and Pytorch3d)

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@Kingvannytz_ @grok gives me similar series to "the 100"

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@ashebytes Most definitely!

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@hannahkmi Hi interested

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[ashe @ashebytes]

I have a theory that life meets you at your level of audacity

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

I applied using [email protected]

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

Hi @InterswitchGRP @InterswitchDev — I applied via your portal on Feb 4 for a backend engineering internship and received a confirmation email. Is there an alternate route or timeline I should be aware of? I'm a 400L CompEng student with production NestJS/Rust experience.

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

Happy to share my CV again.

[SumitM @SumitM_X]

Preparing for a Backend Engineer role ?

Just DSA isn't enough

Here are 10 topics that you must learn :

1. Concurrency & Parallelism
Threads vs async, race conditions, locks, deadlocks, queues

2. System Design : Design scalable systems (e.g., Dropbox, URL shortener), talk trade-offs: CAP, consistency, availability, latency.

3. Databases & Caching : Normalize vs denormalize, secondary indexes, Redis vs Memcached, cache invalidation, eventual consistency.

4. Distributed Systems Fundamentals :
Leader election, replication, partition tolerance, distributed locking, failure recovery.

5. Reliability Patterns: Retries with backoff, circuit breakers, bulkheads, graceful degradation, chaos testing.

6. Message Queues & Async Flows :
Kafka, RabbitMQ, or SQS : delivery guarantees, deduplication, replay strategies, ordering.

7. Security : OAuth2, JWT pitfalls, mTLS for internal traffic, securing webhooks & service-to-service calls.

8. Observability: Structured logs, tracing (OpenTelemetry), metrics, alerting : debug distributed requests across services.

9. Common Coding Challenges : LRU cache, rate limiter, task scheduler, producer-consumer, flatten nested data structures

10. Performance Tuning : Memory leaks, CPU bottlenecks, slow DB queries, N+1 problems

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@rustjobs_dev @Archie_Amari Please I need a remote internship(Backend engineering) with rust

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@rustjobs_dev @Archie_Amari Please I need a remote internship(Backend engineering) with rust

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@Archie_Amari Please I need a remote internship(Backend engineering) with rust

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@letsgetrusty Please I need a remote internship(Backend engineering) with rust

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@letsgetrusty Please I need a remote internship(Backend engineering) with rust

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@letsgetrusty Please I need a remote internship(Backend engineering) with rust

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be presenting Yotquitas at the Techoff 2025 Grand Finale!

Over the last few months I’ve poured everything into building a fully open, MEV-resistant Layer 1 that proves a few key ideas:

1. Transparency by design: a real-time explorer, SDK downloads, and node binaries make it easy for anyone to inspect blocks, transactions, and run their own infrastructure.

2. Developer-first features: Rust + WASM contracts, MoveVM asset safety, a hybrid execution bridge, and a full documentation portal let teams ship quickly without sacrificing security.

3. Security you can trust: Ed25519 signing end-to-end, JSON-RPC APIs with retry/backoff, WebSocket-based live stats, and an integration test suite that exercises every part of the node.

During the demo I’ll walk through:

1. Spinning up the node with the dev config and showing live RPC/WebSocket endpoints.

2. Using the explorer and wallet to create/import keys, push real transactions, and visualize them immediately.

3. Highlighting the developer portal with SDKs, Docker builds, and multi-platform binaries.

4. Explaining how the hybrid VM + Move bridge keeps assets safe without making builders learn two languages.

5. Reviewing the documentation and test coverage that underpin the project.

I’d love to have you watch me present it live—your support would mean a lot as we take Yotquitas from prototype to production.

👉 Register for Techoff 2025 here: https://t.co/Reityknf9f

#Techoff25 #rustlang #blockchain

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@bg_worldclass @chinedu_10 Yes, I totally agree with you

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@CRY8OR_ @chinedu_10 Ok sir

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@chinedu_10 Criticism leads to growth.
Accept, a problem or a gap exist first, then it can be filled.

Thank you Chinedu.

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

@chinedu_10 Are you asking because I am correct, or you think if I have zero projects, it will change the truth?

[Ayotunde Ajayi @yotstack]

🚀 Announcing yotquitas-core v0.1.0 on @crates_io!

The foundational library for Yotquitas - a next-gen L1 blockchain built in Rust. Features:
• Ed25519 signatures & SHA-256 hashing
• Block & Transaction data structures
• Merkle tree computation
• Full serialization support

Yotquitas combines:
🔹 Monolithic L1 (not modular like Ethereum)
🔹 MoveVM for asset safety (prevents reentrancy)
🔹 Blind order-fairness consensus (makes MEV impossible)
🔹 Built entirely in Rust for performance

📦 https://t.co/we8BHm5b2b
📚 Full architecture docs: https://t.co/3vUy2g8sRy

#Rust #Blockchain #DeFi #MoveVM #Yotquitas